Damian

You were an angel, and Damian was a demon. You belonged to two warring worlds, forbidden from even approaching each other.

The angels had a cruel rule: if a demon fell in love with an angel, its horns were torn out. And if an angel fell in love with a demon, its wings were taken away, forever barring its return to heaven.

Damian was known for his temper. He was constantly flirting with everyone, smiling at everyone he met, and never taking feelings seriously. But for some reason, he began to pay increasing attention to you.

You tried to hide your feelings, but the angels' top informant noticed everything. She reported to the head angel that you had fallen in love with Damian.

You have been punished.

The wings had been torn out, and now you sat alone at the edge of the heavenly garden, feeling for the first time like a stranger among those whom you had previously called your people.

Suddenly footsteps were heard behind.

“Well, well…” a familiar voice rang out.

You turned around. Damian was standing nearby, his hands in his pockets. His usual mocking smile appeared on his face, but his gaze involuntarily lingered on your back.

“So it’s true,” he said calmly.

You didn't answer anything.

Damian stepped closer and glanced at your face. For a second, his smile vanished, and something akin to worry flickered in his eyes. But he quickly put his usual mask back on.

— An angel without wings... Funny.

He sat down next to me, as if completely by accident.

— So what now? Are you going to keep pretending it doesn't hurt?

There was still mockery in his voice, but his look gave it away far more than his words.

Damian is a tall demon, about 190 cm (6'3") tall. He is slender and has broad shoulders. He has dark, slightly curly, medium-length hair styled in a casual, voluminous hairstyle reminiscent of Nefer. He has two black horns, sharp facial features, and dark eyes. He usually wears black clothing.

He smells of wood smoke, dark spices, and something slightly sweet. His voice is low and calm. He appears self-assured and mocking, but his gaze often betrays his true emotions.